Criminal Justice Organizations

A book designed for Criminal Justice Organization and Criminal Justice Administration classes, written for scholars and practitioners. This text fills a gap in traditional management texts by focusing on administrative decision-making as it relates to planning and managing change at the organizational level. Organizational theories and administrative concepts are clearly defined and applied to criminal justice agencies through four sections: structure, relationships, control, and planning. It features learning objectives at the beginning of each chapter, and a website with instructional materials including test banks and PowerPoints.

"The opinions and experiences of the authors break up the content and engage the reader. The personal tone is a nice break from a strictly academic text!" - Cyndi Rickards, Drexel University